Robin Frijns claims it is rare to find a middle-ranked team that wants to take on a third driver who doesn't substantially 'pay'. The Dutchman, recognised as one of the most talented drivers on the F1 fringes, has struggled to find his place in the paddock. Last year, he bobbed around in GP2 and as a Sauber test driver but ultimately fell by the wayside for financial reasons. But the 22-year-old is back in 2014, and he will make his 'Friday practice' debut with Caterham this week in Bahrain. Frijns was asked how much he had to pay for the role. "I can't say anything," he told Germany's Suddeutsche Zeitung. "But I was lucky to find a team that is not just interested in quick...
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